Why I started Founder Mode.

Ever feel like there’s too much to say and not enough time to say it?

I started Founder Mode for three reasons:

1. I want a creative outlet to share my ideas and thoughts.
2. I want to get better at writing and thinking clearly.
3. I want to connect more regularly with friends, coworkers, and entrepreneurs.

Fun fact: since Jan 1st, when I started posting content, more than 50 of you have reached out or set up a time to meet!

This newsletter is about building—whether it’s startups, systems, or better versions of ourselves.
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​What to Expect

I’ll write about what I’m learning and thinking:

1. Startups: Growing businesses from zero to scale, leading teams, and navigating tough decisions.
2. Health: I've, at times, let my health go. It's now a big priority for me.
3. Productivity: Systems that help me stay focused, balanced, and effective.
4. Curiosity: I'm exploring AI, crypto, and creator tools.

My goal is to make this valuable—for you and me.

A Quick Ask:

1. What’s the one thing you’re most curious to learn or improve in your current role?
2. If you could master one new skill this year, what would it be?

Please reply and let me know.

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